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FRA: A key to much of your Social Security position
Your full retirement age, either 66 or 67 for those aging into the program now, is a key determinant in many pieces of the Social Security puzzle. For that reason alone, it’s critical that anyone approaching Social Security have a complete understanding of it implications. Forbes contributor Tom R. Hager provides a recap of these implications, and discusses how this understanding can help you shape a claiming strategy that’s best for your situation. Read Hager’s post here…
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